Hello, dear friends. This is Thanksgiving week in the U.S. and many of us will be gathering with family to celebrate the holiday. There is always SO much to be thankful for on any given day, but even more powerful when we combine our thanks with others. This past week has been a little different for me. First off, I got the notice of my rent increase and after I had a mild heart attack, I called the office and spoke with the manager.

Thank you for having me on your incredible blog today, Robbie, to share the release of Ghosts & Miracles Past: A Christmas Collection Two. I’m really grateful for your support! Interview Do you…

I am pleased to be part of the blog tour for Darlene Foster’s new book in the ‘Amanda’ series: Amanda in Ireland: The Body in the Bog. This series of books appeal to adults and ch…

Happy Monday! Thanks for joining me again as I meander through life with you. This image drew me. I'd like to head down that road and see where it leads. Created in Canva I'm happy to report the four days I stayed with my granddaughters and the two dogs went smoothly. However, I was more than happy to crawl into my bed Tuesday night.

I love poetry. It's simple, raw and honest. What a great way to express thoughts and feelings, right? It's been a LONG time since I dabbled in poetry, but there is a longing deep inside me that demands to be filled. I can only go for a short period of time without creating something new, then the desire takes over and I must respond.

Hello, friends! It's Monday again. Did last week fly by or what? It did for me. When my husband was alive, he'd often take my hands in his and say, "these little hands do so much." I never appreciated that small gesture as much as I should have. There were lots of little things I took for granted, but that's all part of being human.

Hi everyone, its Robbie Cheadle with you today to introduce Classic Books and Poems, a new segment on LatinosUSA – English Edition. This week’s post focuses on Myths, Legends, Poems and…

Hello, friends! I had another fun and varied month of reading. I only share four and five star reviews. And of course, opinions expressed are solely my own. Enjoy! PURCHASE LINK MY REVIEW: This book captivated me from the start. While it is a fictionalized account of the Sheldon Poor Farm in Vermont, the setting AND the characters are very real.

Hello, lovely readers. Today, I bring you an interview with Darlene Foster. We’ll be talking about her new book, “Amanda in Ireland: The Body in the Bog.” This is a book I can&#82…

Happy first Monday of November! While chaos continues to remain prevalent across the globe, I've found a bit of peace inside myself that I cling to. I say prayers daily for all those in need and suffering. And I never fail to count my blessings. I love that the time has changed back to standard time. I wish they'd leave it!

Good morning, fellow bloggers! Don't fall over in shock that I'm putting up another post this week. I'm feeling the need to share. You know me. I always try to stay upbeat, positive and look for the bright side of life. Lately, that's become a struggle. Things are shifting and I can't help but feel it. This week, I've had an overwhelming sense of sadness for all of humanity past, present and future, who suffer at the hands of ruthless others.

Happy Monday, and the last Monday in October! It appears the only consistent day I can blog is Mondays. I keep thinking I should do more and then before I know it, the week is gone. Last week was nothing more than a blur. I'm not sure I took the time to take a breath, but I'm still here, so I must have at some point.

I’m excited to have Priscilla Bettis here today to share her latest release, “Whispers of a Southern Moon.” BLURB An artistic, new collection of inspirational fiction and poetry b…

Unbury the Dead by Laurel Hanlon Picture caption: Cover for Unbury the Dead by Laurel Hanlon I reviewed this book in my capacity as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team. If you would like your book…

Happy Monday, friends. When I saw this image, I had the strongest urge to wander down that highway. Created in Canva I hope everyone is doing okay today. It's been somewhat of a quiet week here last week so I don't have a lot to share. My daughter and family went to Broken Bow, Oklahoma for a few days and once I got their house put back in order, I stayed home and worked my second job.

Book Description For over 100 years, no one wanted to be sent to the Sheldon Poor Farm. By 1968, no one wanted to leave.Amid the social turmoil of 1968, the last poor farm in Vermont is slated for …

Choosing a Publication Method Greetings! Liz Gauffreau here with Part 3 of my series for emerging writers who have always wanted to write a novel but don’t know where to start. In Part 1…

Hello, friends! I am super excited to share a new author with you. I have not read this book, but you can bet it's on my list now! And, what a perfect spooky season to discover a new 'ghost' story!Welcome, Lori Matsourani! AMAZON LINK Thank you, Jan, for allowing me to take over your blog today and tell your followers about my new story.

Hi SEers! Denise here to discuss the scare factor in a story, as Halloween is just around the corner. This is an updated version with a new event from a previous scary post. We’ve all had that terr…

Happy Monday! It's definitely pumpkin season. They are everywhere. It's been another busy week, but aren't they all? However, my daughter and family are going to be taking a short trip for a few days as the girls are out of school on fall break. I will be staying here, so am hoping to get some things I've been ignoring caught up.